NY, NJ and CT get alot of press but we forget that WV got hit really hard too

[LynneSin]

No it's not underwater and it's not a high population area. But instead of rain, West Virginia was pounded by blankets upon blankets of snow.

I hope that all the WV DUers are safe and warm and that we keep them in mind during this recovery.

[n2doc]

1. Maybe it will get some WV'ers to reconsider their support of Rmoney

Or maybe they can go ask their coal bosses what to do.

[Champion Jack]

2. Not everyone here supports RMoney and ...

there are many who don't have coal bosses

[Saboburns]

3. That's insulting to us Liberal West Virginians.

Of course we are used to being misrepresented as ignorant, toothless, moonshiners who dig coal. And here I have the cleanest dirt floor in three counties. Sigh.

[Saboburns]

4. BTW our electric came back on at one pm today

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And I am way down in the Southwest part of the state, Lincoln County. It was probably the wettest, heaviest snow I've ever seen. Six inches generally around here, but it knocked down a helluva lot of trees. I mean an amazing amount. I had a forty foot Bradford Pear snap in two at the trunk and fall across my driveway. But all is well.

[sad sally]

9. Just seeing allll that snow makes me cold.

And to think there are kids to get to school, animals to feed, stuff that has to done regardless of how deep the snow is. Stay safe (and warm).

[ProudProgressiveNow]

10. +1 nt

[ArnoldLayne]

8. My floor here in WV is so clean and shines you can

see yourself.

[LaydeeBug]

5. Maryland and Delaware too. nt

[marions ghost]

6. Thank you

I West VA

Mean people suck

[ArnoldLayne]

7. I'm doing fine here in the Northern Panhandle of WV.